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Trading Internationally – Forex Markets and Scams

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The Foreign Exchange marketis also referred to as FX involves the trading of currencies around the world. Money is bought and sold, based on the value of the currency at that moment. Forex trading takes place 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

Currencies are always traded in pairs. You are always buying a currency while selling another. Each country’s currency has its own three letter symbol on the market place. For example the United States dollar is represented by USD, the British pound as GBP and the Japanese yes as JPY. It is possible to trade within many currencies in a given day.

Individual traders are able to trade in the forex market via the internet. This easy access makes it attractive to both traders and scammers. Traders are attracted to it because they are able to trade at their conveyance without paying a commission and since it is readily available on the internet it can be done from wherever they are. But traders need to be aware of the different types of scams that exist and also how to best avoid them. One such scam is the phony brokerage house. This is a company that appears to be a legit broker but in fact isn’t actually conducting exchanges on the market. They lure unexpected investors into depositing funds into an account and then vanish along with the investors’ money. Make sure you research the company fully, ask questions, look at their track record and see if they are regulated to do business on the market with your monetary regulators. And always think twice about doing business with a company that guarantees a profit from trading as Forex trading is high risk and the loss of funds is always a possibility.

Individual traders don’t have to be licensed to trade in the forex market. There is no certification or training required. However, since the loss of money is possibility traders are encouraged to learn all they can about the market. How the market moves and how trades are conducted. There are many options available to new and experienced traders to help them in this area. From books, to online trading courses, forum and even mentors. The use of these guides cannot guarantee a profit but they can assist so that you are making the most informed choices.

 

 

 

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